
Yes, in three places. Its demand forecasting module uses machine learning, running on the Forecast Pro engine, to produce forecasts that feed tactical and S&OP views. AI agents help clean data, recommend aggregation levels and position DDMRP buffers. And CommWise, its AI studio, lets companies build custom apps, dashboards and workflows from conversational inputs, connected to approved AI tools.
What AI does not change in B2wise is the core buffer logic: buffer sizes still come from DDMRP rules and planner adjustments. That is the main contrast with Flowlity, where AI sits inside the planning decision: probabilistic forecasts of demand and lead time size every buffer directly, planning agents run routine replenishment, and the Co-planner gives planners a conversational way to query and act on the plan.